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Transforming Entertainment Sourcing: A Look at Vitrina.ai
In the dynamic world of film and television, staying informed about projects, collaborations, and key decision-makers is crucial. Enter Vitrina.ai, a comprehensive global platform designed to revolutionize the entertainment industry supply chain.
This innovative tool serves as a one-stop solution for studios, streamers, vendors, and financiers, offering real-time updates and verified contact information for top VFX supervisors and their projects worldwide.
At the heart of Vitrina.ai is the Global Projects Tracker. This feature provides an overview of film, TV, and streaming projects across various stages—development, production, and post-production—mapped by company, collaborators, stage, and genre. Users can track early-stage projects even before they become public or get officially commissioned.
Another key feature is the ability to Track Dealmakers and Financing. Users can identify who is financing, commissioning, and greenlighting new films, series, documentaries, and animations globally.
Vitrina.ai prides itself on its Verified, Real-Time Data. The platform updates daily with verified sources, project news, and direct company inputs, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
The platform also offers insights beyond cost, providing details on studios’ flexibility, scalability, creative output, turnaround time, and asset reusability. This enables vendors and service providers to select partners based on strategic ROI rather than just pricing.
Detailed Company Profiles are available, offering a comprehensive comparison for sourcing and partnership decisions.
By transforming sourcing from subjective and reactive to structured, strategic, and data-driven, Vitrina.ai has become a vital tool for global project and talent tracking in the VFX industry.
Some notable VFX supervisors currently tracked on the platform include Stéphane Bidault, who has worked on French films such as "The 4th Wall" and "Black Tea", Benjamin Ageorges, who has contributed to films like "Red Path" (2025), "Meet the Barbarians" (2024), and "Drone Games" (2023), and Alain Carsoux, who has worked on several French films, including "Molière's Last Stage" (2024), "The Nannies" (2022), and "Canailles" (2022).
Vitrina.ai is integration-ready for sales and CRM workflows and boasts contact details for approximately 72k to 100k business execs and experts. The platform also offers verified contact details for purposeful outreach to VFX supervisors, providing real-time project updates to align pitches with ongoing projects.
In addition to these features, Vitrina.ai offers industry briefings trusted by leaders, reviews of global TV+Film Productions for each month, and discussions on trends in micro-dramas, mobile-first storytelling, and the expansion of YouTube’s influence on SVOD.
Whether you're a service company, tech vendor, or post-production house, Vitrina.ai can help you connect with VFX supervisors when your services align with their projects, making it an indispensable tool in the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
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